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Table A1. Allocation and utilization of Regular Budget resources in 2002

2002 2002 2002 total expenditure Unused Balance

Budget adjusted Amount % of adjusted (over-expended)

Programme GC(45)/8 budget a budget Budget

(at € 0.9229) (at € 1.0724) (3) / (2) (2) – (3) (2) – (3) – (5)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

Overall Management, Co-ordination and Common Activities 662 000 586 000 593 409 101.26% ( 7 409) 0

Nuclear Power 4 664 000 4 166 427 4 128 142 99.08% 38 285 0

Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Material Technologies 2 271 000 2 035 000 2 035 258 100.01% ( 258) 0

Analysis for Sustainable Energy Development 2 664 000 2 383 000 2 382 938 100.00% 62 0

Nuclear Sciences 8 158 000 7 516 614 7 390 084 98.32% 126 530 0

Subtotal 18 419 000 16 687 041 16 529 831 99.06% 157 210 0


Food and Agriculture 11 006 000 9 964 000 10 033 871 100.70% ( 69 871) 0

Human Health 6 232 000 5 667 140 5 447 756 96.13% 219 384 0

Water Resources 2 969 000 2 657 852 2 695 023 101.40% ( 37 171) 0

Protection of the Marine and Terrestrial Environments 3 685 000 3 251 000 3 238 961 99.63% 12 039 0

Physical and Chemical Applications 2 519 000 2 273 762 2 253 170 99.09% 20 592 0

Subtotal 27 070 000 24 395 724 24 260 175 99.44% 135 549 0


Safety of Nuclear Installations 7 804 000 6 928 000 6 852 874 98.92% 75 126 0

Radiation Safety 5 189 000 4 693 124 4 754 623 101.31% ( 61 499) 0

Management of Radioactive Waste 6 159 000 5 495 000 5 495 914 100.02% ( 914) 0

Subtotal 19 916 000 17 796 124 17 796 124 100.00% 0 0

Overall Management, Co-ordination and Common Activities 994 000 870 761 768 795 88.29% 101 966 0

Safeguards 86 052 000 76 159 223 75 886 681 99.64% 272 542 0

Security of Material 860 000 763 004 725 039 95.02% 37 965 0

Verification in Iraq Pursuant to UNSC Resolutions (extrabudgetary funding only)

Subtotal 87 906 000 77 792 988 77 380 515 99.47% 412 473 0

Outreach and Information Support Services

Public Information 3 207 000 2 828 000 2 827 946 100.00% 54 0

Information Technology Infrastructure and Services 5 746 000 5 028 731 5 013 439 99.70% 15 292 0

Nuclear Information Resources 6 522 000 5 782 659 5 763 166 99.66% 19 493 0

Conference, Translation and Publishing Services 4 018 000 3 531 000 3 546 509 100.44% ( 15 509) 0

Subtotal 19 493 000 17 170 390 17 151 060 99.89% 19 330 0

Management of Technical Co-operation for Development 14 690 000 12 902 567 12 888 845 99.89% 13 722 0

Subtotal 14 690 000 12 902 567 12 888 845 99.89% 13 722 0

Policy and General Management

Executive Management, Policy-Making and Co-ordination 13 598 000 12 113 302 11 292 619 93.22% 820 683 0

Administration and General Services 35 702 000 31 159 678 30 596 686 98.19% 562 992 0

Oversight and Evaluation 1 914 000 1 680 186 1 484 178 88.33% 196 008 0

Subtotal 51 214 000 44 953 166 43 373 483 96.49% 1 579 683 0

Total – Agency Programmes 238 708 000 211 698 000 209 380 033 98.91% 2 317 967 0

Reimbursable Work for Others 4 552 000 4 018 000 2 906 362 72.33% 0 1 111 638

Total 243 260 000 215 716 000 212 286 395 98.41% 2 317 967 1 111 638

Special Appropriation for the Acquisition of Safeguards Equipment 1 847 000 1 847 000 1 830 875 99.13% 16 125 0

245 107 000 217 563 000 214 117 270 98.42% 2 334 092 1 111 638a Based on the decision of the Board of Governors in document (GOV/1999/15), an amount of $73 124 was transferred to the nuclear safety area to

cover the cost of emergency assistance provided to Afghanistan, Bolivia, Georgia, Poland and Uganda. To recover this advance, year-end unen-cumbered balances in the Regular Budget Appropriation Sections were used.

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Table A2. Extrabudgetary funds in 2002

Extrabudgetary Resources Total Expenditure Unused balance

budget figures resources as at as at

Programme GC(45)/8 Unused balance Receipts a Adjustments as at 31 Dec 2002 31 Dec 2002

as at as at as at 31 Dec 2002 (5)-(6)

1 Jan 2002 31 Dec 2002 31 Dec 2002 (2)+(3)+(4)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Overall Management, Co-ordination and Common Activities 110 000 0 0 0 0 0 0

Nuclear Power 1 681 000 651 356 1 637 305 4 528 2 293 189 1 198 032 1 095 157

Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Material Technologies 432 000 264 227 254 470 108 518 805 235 128 283 677

Analysis for Sustainable Energy Development 20 000 0 0 0 0 0 0

Nuclear Science 13 000 52 307 265 957 0 318 264 21 518 296 746

Total 2 256 000 967 890 2 157 732 4 636 3 130 258 1 454 678 1 675 580

Overall Management, Co-ordination and Common Activities 0 0 278 812 0 278 812 116 296 162 516

Food and Agriculture (excl. FAO) 241 000 465 484 122 610 992 589 086 263 532 325 554

FAO 2 834 000 b 0 2 150 000 0 2 150 000 1 846 321 303 679

Total 3 075 000 465 484 2 272 610 992 2 739 086 2 109 853 629 233

Human Health 0 192 257 0 4 500 196 757 81 693 115 064

Water Resources 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Protection of the Marine and Terrestrial Environments 630 000 591 219 564 154 23 179 1 178 552 644 790 533 762

Physical and Chemical Applications 0 8 500 0 0 8 500 0 8 500

Total 3 705 000 1 257 460 3 115 576 28 671 4 401 707 2 952 632 1 449 075

Safety of Nuclear Installations 3 137 000 3 546 235 3 529 500 7 472 7 083 207 3 067 684 4 015 523

Radiation Safety 248 000 488 057 3 589 991 0 4 078 048 541 130 3 536 918

Management of Radioactive Waste 256 000 652 708 784 795 0 1 437 503 928 685 508 818

Total 3 641 000 4 687 000 7 904 286 7 472 12 598 758 4 537 499 8 061 259

Overall Management, Co-ordination and Common Activities 0 3 154 0 ( 3 047) 107 107 0

Safeguards 7 423 000 15 213 817 19 427 402 ( 60 274) 34 580 945 19 674 902 14 906 043

Security of Material 197 000 1 022 543 5 542 722 396 666 6 961 931 1 851 406 5 110 525

Verification in Iraq Pursuant to UNSC Resolutions 10 650 000 15 288 2 737 230 1 696 2 754 214 2 746 110 8 104

Total 18 270 000 16 254 802 27 707 354 335 041 44 297 197 24 272 525 20 024 672

Public Information 740 000 809 826 894 568 14 119 1 718 513 759 032 959 481

Information Technology, Infrastructure and Services 0 0 30 000 0 30 000 11 722 18 278

Nuclear Information Resources 12 000 500 32 293 212 33 005 32 276 729

Conf. Transl. and Publishing Services 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 752 000 810 326 956 861 14 331 1 781 518 803 030 978 488

Management of Technical Co-operation for Development 300 000 132 433 337 016 0 469 449 243 644 225 805

Total 300 000 132 433 337 016 0 469 449 243 644 225 805


Executive Management, Policy-Making and Co-ordination 0 60 400 459 700 0 520 100 325 285 194 815

Administration and General Services 0 930 0 0 930 930 0

Oversight and Evaluation 100 000 0 150 000 0 150 000 120 113 29 887

Total 100 000 61 330 609 700 0 671 030 446 328 224 702

Total extrabudgetary 29 024 000 24 171 241 42 788 525 390 151 67 349 917 34 710 336 32 639 581

a The column “Receipts” includes cash contributions received as well as budgets from FAO, UNEP and UNOPS for approved activities.b The FAO budget includes $1 057 176 estimated costs for FAO Professional staff working in the Joint FAO/IAEA Division of Nuclear Techniques in

Food and Agriculture. The salaries of these staff members are paid by FAO and, therefore, are not included in the column of the Agency’s resourcesand expenditures.

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Table A3. Technical co-operation disbursements by Agency programme and region in 2002 (in thousands of dollars)

East Asia Global/Programme Africa and the Europe

Latin West Asia inter- Total

PacificAmerica

regional

Nuclear Power 240.5 378.2 1566.2 621.9 996.7 58.4 3861.9Nuclear Fuel Cycle and 189.7 92.8 294.0 276.0 5.2 0.0 857.9

Material TechnologiesAnalysis for Sustainable 128.9 151.1 218.6 48.8 44.5 0.0 592.0

Energy DevelopmentNuclear Science 1560.8 963.3 539.7 932.5 1293.1 304.7 5594.2Food and Agriculture 5427.9 1968.1 730.4 2345.5 1309.0 609.6 12390.5Human Health 5879.7 2646.1 2860.6 3112.9 988.0 324.4 15811.6Water Resources 1708.1 1286.7 125.6 1057.3 285.4 0.0 4463.1Protection of the Marine and 218.7 127.4 974.0 200.7 192.1 42.4 1755.2

Terrestrial EnvironmentsPhysical and Chemical 1672.0 1683.9 2007.9 1480.1 1138.3 0.0 7982.1

ApplicationsSafety of Nuclear 252.8 608.4 2198.1 343.1 410.6 0.0 3812.9

InstallationsRadiation Safety 1245.4 943.9 2452.3 1584.9 972.1 0.0 7198.6Management of 521.4 80.2 1793.9 458.0 158.7 189.1 3201.2

Radioactive WasteSafeguards 0.0 0.0 22.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 22.2Security of Material 138.5 52.9 1036.5 106.4 0.0 9.2 1343.5Public Information 0.0 0.0 0.0 4.3 0.0 21.4 25.7Information Technology 5.3 37.9 0.0 4.6 0.0 0.0 47.7

Infrastructure and ServicesManagement of 771.8 756.5 532.2 1563.8 124.1 1103.3 4851.6

Technical Co-operation for Development

Executive Management, 164.6 43.6 111.1 11.7 0.0 0.0 331.0Policy-Making and Co-ordination

Total 20 126.2 11 820.9 17 463.3 14 149.4 7917.9 3357.8 74 835.5

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Table A4. International Regulatory Review Team (IRRT) missions

Type Location Country

Full scope follow-up IRRT` Bucharest RomaniaFull scope IRRT Yerevan ArmeniaFollow-up IRRT Bratislava SlovakiaPreparatory meeting Villigen SwitzerlandPreparatory meeting Budapest HungaryPreparatory meeting Islamabad Pakistan

Table A5. Peer reviews of radiation safety infrastructure

Scope Country Project

Implementation of BSS a Slovakia Model project Implementation of BSS a El Salvador Model projectRegulatory infrastructure Belarus National technical co-operation projectRegulatory infrastructure Uzbekistan Model project Regulatory infrastructure Georgia Model projectRegulatory infrastructure Bangladesh Model projectRegulatory infrastructure Turkey Model project

a BSS: International Basic Safety Standards for Protection against Ionizing Radiation and for the Safety of RadiationSources, Safety Series No. 115.

Table A6. Operational Safety Review Team (OSART) missions

Type Plant and reactor type Country

OSART Tricastin PWR FranceOSART Santa Maria de Garoña PWR SpainOSART follow-up Gösgen PWR SwitzerlandOSART follow-up North Anna PWR USAPreparatory meeting Krško PWR SloveniaOSART follow-up Belleville PWR FrancePreparatory meeting Civaux PWR FranceOSART follow-up Muehleberg BWR SwitzerlandPreparatory meeting Rovno WWER UkrainePreparatory meeting Tianwan WWER ChinaPreparatory meeting Bushehr WWER Islamic Rep. of IranOSART Angra 2 PWR BrazilOSART follow-up Lingao PWR China



Table A7. Peer Review of Operational Safety Performance Experience (PROSPER)

Type Plant/location Country

PROSPER seminar Armenia-1 ArmeniaSeminar on management of safety during changes Cernavoda RomaniaOperational experience process users group meeting IAEAWorkshop on event analysis Kori Rep. of Korea

TABLE A8. Safety Culture Enhancement Programme (SCEP) missions

Type Plant/location Country

Peer review of assessment process at INB Rio, Angra BrazilAssessment of safety management and safety culture Petten HFR Netherlands

(in co-ordination withINSARR mission)

Table A9. International PSA Review Team (IPSART) missions

Type Plant and reactor type Country

Level 1, including internal and external hazards Bohunice V1 WWER SlovakiaLevels 2 and 3, follow-up of level 1 Petten HFR (research reactor) NetherlandsFollow-up of level 1 Tianwan WWER ChinaLevel 1 Bushehr WWER Islamic Rep. of Iran

Table A10. Engineering Safety Review Service missions

Type Plant/Site Held in

Review of PSAR Bushehr-1 Russian FederationSeismic/foundation review Bushehr-2 Russian FederationPreparatory mission for final review of PSAR Bushehr-1 Islamic Rep. of IranExpert mission on strengthening owner’s functions Bushehr Russian FederationExpert mission on seismic re-evaluation Armenia-1 ArmeniaExpert mission on commissioning and startup Bushehr-1 Islamic Rep. of IranReview of environmental report Bushehr Islamic Rep. of IranReview mission on certification of operators Bushehr-1 Islamic Rep. of IranExpert mission to support regulatory review of PSAR Bushehr-1 Islamic Rep. of IranSafety review mission Kozloduy 3 and 4 BulgariaExpert mission on core design and fuel management Tianwan ChinaExpert mission on safety issues related to PSAR Bushehr-1 Islamic Rep. of IranAMAT preparatory meeting Borssele NetherlandsExpert mission on utility safety requirements for Beijing China

evolutionary nuclearpower plants (3 missions)

Expert mission on fire hazard analysis Tianwan Russian FederationReview of ageing management programme Armenia-1 ArmeniaExpert mission on seismic re-evaluation Armenia-1 Armenia

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Table A11. Integrated Safety Assessment of Research Reactors (INSARR) missions

Type Location/Reactor Country

Pre-INSARR mission Petten HFR NetherlandsINSARR follow-up Delft HOR NetherlandsINSARR Petten HFR NetherlandsFollow-up mission Tashkent WWR-CM UzbekistanINSARR Pitesti TRIGA II RomaniaExpert mission/SAR update Serpong IndonesiaFollow-up of SAR review Jakarta RSG-GAS IndonesiaReview of revised SAR Dhaka TRIGA II BangladeshINSARR Santiago RECH-1 ChilePre-INSARR Dalat DRR-1 Viet NamReview mission Kinshasa TRICO II Dem. Rep. of the Congo

Table A12. Transport Safety Appraisal Service (TranSAS) missions

Type Country

TranSAS mission BrazilTranSAS mission United KingdomPre-TranSAS meeting Panama



Table A13. Status with regard to the conclusion of safeguards agreements and additionalprotocols a, b (as of 31 December 2002)

State c SQP dStatus of safeguards

INFCIRCAdditional protocol

agreement(s) status

Afghanistan X In force: 20 February 1978 257Albania In force: 25 March 1988 1 359Algeria In force: 7 January 1997 531Andorra X Signed: 9 January 2001 Signed: 9 January 2001 AngolaAntigua and Barbuda X In force: 9 September 1996 2 528Argentina In force: 4 March 1994 3 435/Mod.1Armenia In force: 5 May 1994 455 Signed: 29 September 1997Australia In force: 10 July 1974 217 In force: 12 December 1997Austria Accession: 31 July 1996 4 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 5

Azerbaijan X In force: 29 April 1999 580 In force: 29 November 2000Bahamas X In force: 12 September 1997 2 544BahrainBangladesh In force: 11 June 1982 301 In force: 30 March 2001Barbados X In force: 14 August 1996 2 527Belarus In force: 2 August 1995 495Belgium In force: 21 February 1977 193 Signed: 22 September 1998Belize X In force: 21 January 1997 2 532BeninBhutan X In force: 24 October 1989 371Bolivia X In force: 6 February 1995 2 465Bosnia and Herzegovina In force: 28 December 1973 6 204BotswanaBrazil In force: 4 March 1994 7 435Brunei Darussalam X In force: 4 November 1987 365Bulgaria In force: 29 February 1972 178 In force: 10 October 2000 Burkina FasoBurundiCambodia X In force: 17 December 1999 586Cameroon X Signed: 21 May 1992Canada In force: 21 February 1972 164 In force: 8 September 2000Cape VerdeCentral African RepublicChadChile In force: 5 April 1995 8 476 Signed: 19 September 2002China In force: 18 September 1989 369(*) In force: 28 March 2002

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a This annex does not aim at listing all safeguards agreements that the Agency has concluded. Not included areagreements whose application has been suspended in the light of the application of safeguards pursuant to acomprehensive safeguards agreement.

b The Agency also applies safeguards in Taiwan, China under two agreements, INFCIRC/133 and INFCIRC/158,which came into force on 13 October 1969 and 6 December 1971, respectively.

c States in bold type are those which are not party to the NPT and whose safeguards agreements are of INFCIRC/66-type. States in italics are those which are party to the NPT but have not concluded a safeguards agreementpursuant to that Treaty; the safeguards agreements referred to are comprehensive safeguards agreementsconcluded pursuant to the NPT unless otherwise indicated. Safeguards agreements marked with an asteriskdenote voluntary offer safeguards agreements.

d Small quantities protocol (SQP): States with a legal obligation to conclude a comprehensive safeguards agreementwhich have nuclear material in quantities not exceeding the limits of paragraph 37 of INFCIRC/153 and no nuclearmaterial in any facility, have the option to conclude an SQP, thus holding in abeyance the implementation of mostof the detailed provisions set out in Part II of a comprehensive safeguards agreement as long as these conditionscontinue to apply. Six States meet the conditions for an SQP but do not have one i.e. Albania, Bosnia and Herze-govina, Côte d’Ivoire, Liechtenstein, Sri Lanka and Tunisia.


Table A13. (cont.)



agreement(s) status

Colombia In force: 22 December 1982 8 306ComorosCongo, Republic of theCosta Rica X In force: 22 November 1979 2 278 Signed: 12 December 2001Côte d’Ivoire In force: 8 September 1983 309Croatia X In force: 19 January 1995 463 In force: 6 July 2000Cuba In force: 5 May 1980 9 281 Signed: 15 October 1999

In force: 7 October 1983 9 311Cyprus X In force: 26 January 1973 189 Signed: 29 July 1999Czech Republic In force: 11 September 1997 10 541 In force: 1 July 2002Democratic People’s

Republic of Korea In force: 10 April 1992 403Democratic Republic of the

Congo In force: 9 November 1972 183 Approved: 28 November 2002Denmark In force: 21 February 1977 11 193 Signed: 22 September 1998DjiboutiDominica X In force: 3 May 1996 12 513Dominican Republic X In force: 11 October 1973 2 201Ecuador X In force: 10 March 1975 2 231 In force: 24 October 2001Egypt In force: 30 June 1982 302El Salvador X In force: 22 April 1975 2 232 Approved: 23 September2002Equatorial Guinea Approved: 13 June 1986EritreaEstonia In force: 24 November 1997 547 Signed: 13 April 2000Ethiopia X In force: 2 December 1977 261Fiji X In force: 22 March 1973 192Finland Accession: 1 October 1995 13 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 5

France In force: 12 September 1981 290 (*) Signed: 22 September 1998Signed: 26 September 2000 14

Gabon X Signed: 3 December 1979Gambia X In force: 8 August 1978 277Georgia Signed: 29 September 1997 Signed: 29 September 1997Germany In force: 21 February 1977 15 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 5

Ghana In force: 17 February 1975 226 Signed: 12 June 1998 16

Greece Accession: 17 December 1981 17 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 5

Grenada X In force: 23 July 1996 2 525Guatemala X In force: 1 February 1982 2 299 Signed: 14 December 2001GuineaGuinea-BissauGuyana X In force: 23 May 1997 2 543Haiti X Signed: 6 January 1975 2 Signed: 10 July 2002Holy See X In force: 1 August 1972 187 In force: 24 September 1998Honduras X In force: 18 April 1975 2 235Hungary In force: 30 March 1972 174 In force: 4 April 2000Iceland X In force: 16 October 1974 215India In force: 30 September 1971 211

In force: 17 November 1977 260In force: 27 September 1988 360In force: 11 October 1989 374In force: 1 March 1994 433

Indonesia In force: 14 July 1980 283 In force: 29 September 1999Iran, Islamic Republic of In force: 15 May 1974 214Iraq In force: 29 February 1972 172Ireland In force: 21 February 1977 193 Signed: 22 September 1998



Table A13. (cont.)



agreement(s) status

Israel In force: 4 April 1975 249/Add.1Italy In force: 21 February 1977 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 Jamaica In force: 6 November 1978 2 265 Approved: 12 June 2002Japan In force: 2 December 1977 255 In force: 16 December 1999Jordan X In force: 21 February 1978 258 In force: 28 July 1998Kazakhstan In force: 11 August 1995 504KenyaKiribati X In force: 19 December 1990 390 Approved: 10 September2002Korea, Republic of In force: 14 November 1975 236 Signed: 21 June 1999Kuwait X In force: 7 March 2002 607 Signed: 19 June 2002Kyrgyzstan X Signed: 18 March 1998Lao People’s

Democratic Republic X In force: 5 April 2001 599Latvia In force: 21 December 1993 434 In force: 12 July 2001Lebanon X In force: 5 March 1973 191Lesotho X In force: 12 June 1973 199LiberiaLibyan Arab Jamahiriya In force: 8 July 1980 282Liechtenstein In force: 4 October 1979 275Lithuania In force: 15 October 1992 413 In force: 5 July 2000Luxembourg In force: 21 February 1977 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 Madagascar X In force: 14 June 1973 200Malawi X In force: 3 August 1992 409Malaysia In force: 29 February 1972 182Maldives X In force: 2 October 1977 253Mali X In force: 12 September 2002 615 In force: 12 September 2002Malta X In force: 13 November 1990 387 Approved: 28November 2002Marshall IslandsMauritaniaMauritius X In force: 31 January 1973 190Mexico In force: 14 September 1973 18 197Micronesia,

Federated States ofMonaco X In force: 13 June 1996 524 In force: 30 September 1999Mongolia X In force: 5 September 1972 188 Signed: 5 December 2001Morocco X In force: 18 February 1975 228MozambiqueMyanmar X In force: 20 April 1995 477Namibia X In force: 15 April 1998 551 Signed: 22 March 2000Nauru X In force: 13 April 1984 317Nepal X In force: 22 June 1972 186Netherlands In force: 5 June 1975 14 229

In force: 21 February 1977 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 5

New Zealand X In force: 29 February 1972 185 In force: 24 September199819

Nicaragua X In force: 29 December 1976 2 246 Signed: 18 July 2002Niger Signed 11 June 2002Nigeria X In force: 29 February 1988 358 Signed: 20 September 2001Norway In force: 1 March 1972 177 In force: 16 May 2000Oman X Signed:28 June 2001 Pakistan In force: 5 March 1962 34

In force: 17 June 1968 116In force: 17 October 1969 135In force: 18 March 1976 239

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Table A13. (cont.)



agreement(s) status

In force: 2 March 1977 248In force: 10 September 1991 393In force: 24 February 1993 418

Palau, Republic ofPanama X In force: 23 March 1984 20 316 In force: 11 December 2001Papua New Guinea X In force: 13 October 1983 312Paraguay X In force: 20 March 1979 2 279 Approved: 12 June 2002Peru In force: 1 August 1979 2 273 In force: 23 July 2001Philippines In force: 16 October 1974 216 Signed: 30 September 1997Poland In force: 11 October 1972 179 In force: 5 May 2000Portugal Accession: 1 July 1986 21 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 5

QatarRepublic of Moldova X Signed: 14 June 1996Romania In force: 27 October 1972 180 In force: 7 July 2000Russian Federation In force: 10 June 1985 327* Signed: 22 March 2000RwandaSt. Kitts and Nevis X In force: 7 May 1996 12 514St. Lucia X In force: 2 February 1990 12 379St. Vincent

and the Grenadines X In force: 8 January 1992 12 400Samoa X In force: 22 January 1979 268San Marino X In force: 21 September 1998 575São Tome and PrincipeSaudi ArabiaSenegal X In force: 14 January 1980 276SeychellesSierra Leone X Signed: 10 November 1977Singapore X In force: 18 October 1977 259Slovakia In force: 3 March 1972 22 173 Signed: 27 September 1999Slovenia In force: 1 August 1997 538 In force: 22 August 2000Solomon Islands X In force: 17 June 1993 420SomaliaSouth Africa In force: 16 September 1991 394 In force: 13 September 2002Spain Accession: 5 April 1989 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 5

Sri Lanka In force: 6 August 1984 320Sudan X In force: 7 January 1977 245Suriname X In force: 2 February 1979 2 269Swaziland X In force: 28 July 1975 227Sweden Accession: 1 June 1995 23 193 Signed: 22 September 1998 5

Switzerland In force: 6 September 1978 264 Signed: 16 June 2000Syrian Arab Republic In force: 18 May 1992 407Tajikistan Approved: 12 June 2002 Approved: 12 June 2002Thailand In force: 16 May 1974 241The Former Yugoslav Rep.

of Macedonia X In force: 16 April 2002 610Togo X Signed: 29 November 1990Tonga X In force: 18 November 1993 426Trinidad and Tobago X In force: 4 November 1992 2 414Tunisia In force: 13 March 1990 381Turkey In force: 1 September 1981 295 In force: 17 July 2001TurkmenistanTuvalu X In force: 15 March 1991 391UgandaUkraine In force: 22 January 1998 550 Signed: 15 August 2000United Arab Emirates X Signed: 15 December 2002



Table A13. (cont.)



agreement(s) status

United Kingdom In force: 14 December 1972 175 24

In force: 14 August 1978 263 (*) Signed: 22 September 1998 5

Approved: September 1992 14

United Republic ofTanzania X Signed: 26 August 1992

United States of America In force: 9 December 1980 288 (*) Signed: 12 June 1998In force: 6 April 1989 1 366

Uruguay In force: 17 September 1976 2 157 Signed: 29 September 1997Uzbekistan In force: 8 October 1994 508 In force: 21 December 1998VanuatuVenezuela In force: 11 March 1982 2 300Viet Nam In force: 23 February 1990 376Yemen, Republic of X In force: 14 August 2002 614Yugoslavia, Federal

Republic of In force: 28 December 1973 25 204Zambia X In force: 22 September 1994 456Zimbabwe X In force: 26 June 1995 483

1 Date refers to a sui generis comprehensive safeguards agreement. On 28 November 2002, an exchange of lettersentered into force confirming that the safeguards agreement satisfied the requirements of Article III of the NPT.

2 Safeguards agreement refers to both the Treaty of Tlatelolco and the NPT.3 Date refers to the safeguards agreement concluded between Argentina, Brazil, ABACC and the Agency. On 18

March 1997, upon approval by the Board of Governors, an exchange of letters entered into force between Argentinaand the Agency confirming that the safeguards agreement satisfied the requirements of Article 13 of the Treaty ofTlatelolco and Article III of the NPT to conclude a safeguards agreement with the Agency.

4 The application of safeguards in Austria under the NPT safeguards agreement INFCIRC/156, in force since 23 July1972, was suspended on 31 July 1996, on which date the agreement of 5 April 1973 (INFCIRC/193) between thenon-nuclear-weapon States of Euratom, Euratom and the Agency, to which Austria had acceded, entered into forcefor Austria.

5 The Agency has received notification from the State that it has fulfilled its own internal requirements for entry intoforce of the additional protocol concluded with Euratom and the Agency. The additional protocol will enter into forceon the date when the Agency receives written notification from all the States and Euratom that their respectiverequirements for entry into force have been met.

6 The NPT safeguards agreement concluded with the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (INFCIRC/204), whichentered into force on 28 December 1973, continues to be applied in Bosnia and Herzegovina to the extent relevantto the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

7 Date refers to the safeguards agreement concluded between Argentina, Brazil, ABACC and the Agency. On 10 June1997, upon approval by the Board of Governors, an exchange of letters entered into force between Brazil and theAgency confirming that the safeguards agreement satisfied the requirements of Article 13 of the Treaty of Tlatelolco.On 20 September 1999, upon approval by the Board of Governors, an exchange of letters entered into forceconfirming that the safeguards agreement also satisfied the requirements of Article III of the NPT.

8 Date refers to a safeguards agreement pursuant to Article 13 of the Treaty of Tlatelolco. Upon approval by the Boardof Governors an exchange of letters entered into force (for Chile on 9 September 1996; for Colombia on 13 June2001) confirming that the safeguards agreement satisfied the requirement of Article III of the NPT.

9 Dates refer to INFCIRC/66-type agreements.10 The NPT safeguards agreement concluded with the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic (INFCIRC/173), which entered

into force on 3 March 1972, continued to be applied in the Czech Republic to the extent relevant to the territory ofthe Czech Republic until 11 September 1997, on which date the NPT safeguards agreement concluded with theCzech Republic entered into force.

11 The NPT safeguards agreement with Denmark (INFCIRC/176), in force since 1 March 1972, has been replaced bythe agreement of 5 April 1973 between the non-nuclear-weapon States of Euratom, Euratom and the Agency(INFCIRC/193). Since 1 May 1974, that agreement also applies to the Faroe Islands. Upon Greenland’s secessionfrom Euratom as of 31 January 1985, the agreement between the Agency and Denmark (INFCIRC/176) re-enteredinto force for Greenland.

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12 An exchange of letters has entered into force between this State and the Agency confirming that the NPT safe-guards agreement satisfies the obligations of the State under Article 13 of the Treaty of Tlatelolco.

13 The application of safeguards in Finland under the NPT safeguards agreement INFCIRC/155, in force since 9 Febru-ary 1972, was suspended on 1 October 1995, on which date the agreement of 5 April 1973 (INFCIRC/193) betweenthe non-nuclear-weapon States of Euratom, Euratom and the Agency, to which Finland had acceded, entered intoforce for Finland.

14 The safeguards agreement referred to is pursuant to Additional Protocol I to the Treaty of Tlatelolco.15 The NPT safeguards agreement of 7 March 1972 concluded with the German Democratic Republic (INFCIRC/181)

is no longer in force with effect from 3 October 1990, on which date the German Democratic Republic acceded tothe Federal Republic of Germany.

16 Pending entry into force, the additional protocol is applied provisionally in this State.17 The application of safeguards in Greece under the NPT safeguards agreement INFCIRC/166, provisionally in force

since 1 March 1972, was suspended on 17 December 1981, on which date Greece acceded to the agreement of5 April 1973 (INFCIRC/193) between the non-nuclear-weapon States of Euratom, Euratom and the Agency.

18 The safeguards agreement referred to was concluded pursuant to both the Treaty of Tlatelolco and the NPT. Theapplication of safeguards under an earlier safeguards agreement pursuant to the Treaty of Tlatelolco, which enteredinto force on 6 September 1968 (INFCIRC/118), was suspended as of 14 September 1973.

19 INFCIRC/185 also applies to Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau, but these territories are not covered by the additionalprotocol, INFCIRC/185/Add.1.

20 Date refers to a safeguards agreement concluded pursuant to Article 13 of the Treaty of Tlatelolco. A safeguardsagreement pursuant to the NPT and the Tlatelolco Treaty was signed on 22 December 1988, but has not yet enteredinto force.

21 The application of safeguards in Portugal under the NPT safeguards agreement INFCIRC/272, in force since 14June 1979, was suspended on 1 July 1986, on which date Portugal acceded to the agreement of 5 April 1973(INFCIRC/193) between the non-nuclear-weapon States of Euratom, Euratom and the Agency.

22 The NPT safeguards agreement concluded with the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic (INFCIRC/173), which enteredinto force on 3 March 1972, continues be applied in Slovakia to the extent relevant to the territory of Slovakia. Anew NPT safeguards agreement concluded with Slovakia was approved by the Board of Governors on 14 Septem-ber 1998.

23 The application of safeguards in Sweden under the NPT safeguards agreement INFCIRC/234, in force since 14 April1975, was suspended on 1 June 1995, on which date the agreement of 5 April 1973 (INFCIRC/193) between thenon-nuclear-weapon States of Euratom, Euratom and the Agency, to which Sweden had acceded, entered intoforce for Sweden.

24 Date refers to the INFCIRC/66-type safeguards agreement, concluded between the United Kingdom and theAgency, which remains in force.

25 The NPT safeguards agreement concluded with the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (INFCIRC/204), whichentered into force on 28 December 1973, continues to be applied in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to theextent relevant to the territory of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.



Table A14. Number of States having significant nuclear activities at the end of 2000, 2001 and2002

Number of States2000 2001 2002

States with safeguards applied under NPT or NPT/Tlatelolco agreements 60 61 60*States with safeguards applied under Tlatelolco agreements 1 0 0States with safeguards applied under INFCIRC/66/Rev.2-type

agreementsa 4 4 4Nuclear weapon States with safeguards applied under voluntary

offer agreements 5 5 5**States without any safeguards agreement in force 1 1 1Total number of States with significant nuclear activitiesb 71 71 70

a Nuclear weapon States with INFCIRC/66/Rev.2-type agreements in force are not included. Safeguards are alsoapplied to nuclear installations in Taiwan, China.

b According to information available to the Agency for the year in question.* This includes Iraq where safeguards activities are subsumed under activities carried out pursuant to UNSC

resolutions.** At the end of 2002, there were no facilities designated for inspection in the Russian Federation

Table A15. Approximate quantities of material subject to Agency safeguards at the end of 2002

Quantity of material (t)Comprehensive Nuclear

Type of material safeguards INFCIRC/66b weapon Quantityagreementsa States in SQs

Nuclear materialPlutoniumc contained in irradiated fuel 599.2 31.1 88.5 89 845Separated plutonium outside reactor cores 13.2 0.1 68.7 10 249Recycled plutonium in fuel elements in reactor cores 12.4 0.4 0 1605HEU (equal to or greater than 20% uranium-235) 21.7 0.1 10.0 673LEU (less than 20% uranium-235) 43 982 3006 4237 13 548Source materiald (natural or depleted

uranium and thorium) 82 411 1772 12 227 7401

Non-nuclear materiale

Heavy water — 472 — 24Total significant quantities 123 344

a Covering safeguards agreements pursuant to NPT and/or Treaty of Tlatelolco and other comprehensive safeguardsagreements.

b Excluding installations in nuclear weapon States; including installations in Taiwan, China.c The quantity includes an estimated 95 t (11 872 SQ) of plutonium in irradiated fuel, which is not yet reported to the

Agency under the reporting procedures agreed to (the non-reported plutonium is contained in irradiated fuelassemblies to which item accountancy and containment/surveillance measures are applied).

d This table does not include material within the terms of subparagraphs 34(a) and (b) of INFCIRC/153 (Corrected).e Non-nuclear material subject to Agency safeguards under INFCIRC/66/Rev.2-type agreements.

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Table A16. Number of facilities under safeguards or containing safeguarded material on31 December 2002

Number of facilities (number of installations)Comprehensive Nuclear

Facility type safeguards INFCIRC/66b weapon Totalagreementsa States

Power reactors 185 (222) 13 (16) 1 (1) 199 (239)Research reactors and critical assemblies 139 (150) 7 (7) 1 (1) 147 (158)Conversion plants 13 (13) 1 (1) — (—) 14 (14)Fuel fabrication plants 38 (39) 3 (3) — (—) 41 (42)Reprocessing plants 5 (5) 1 (1) — (—) 6 (6)Enrichment plants 8 (8) — (—) 2 (4) 10 (12)Separate storage facilities 70 (70) 3 (3) 7 (9) 80 (82)Other facilities 84 (95) 1 (1) 1 (1) 86 (97)

Subtotals 542 (602) 29 (32) 12 (16) 583 (650)Other locations 322 (419) 3 (30) — (—) 325 (449)Non-nuclear installations — (—) 1 (1) — (—) 1 (1)Totals 864 (1021) 33 (63) 12 (16) 909 (1100)

a Covering safeguards agreements pursuant to NPT and/or the Treaty of Tlatelolco and other comprehensivesafeguards agreements.

b Excluding installations in nuclear weapon States; including installations in Taiwan, China.

Table A17. Additional safeguards support provided by States

States and organizations representing groups of States States having R&D contractshaving formal support programmes and test programmes

Argentina AustriaAustralia IsraelBelgium LatviaCanada PakistanEuropean Commission Russian FederationFinlandFranceGermanyHungaryJapanRepublic of KoreaNetherlandsRussian FederationSwedenUnited KingdomUnited States of America



Table A18. Co-ordinated Research Projects — new or completed in 2002(A full list of all current CRPs is available on the Agency’s WorldAtom web site.)

Nuclear Power

NewAdvances in high temperature gas cooled reactor fuel technology

Economic research on, and assessment of selected nuclear desalination projects and case studies

Studies of advanced reactor technology options for effective incineration of radioactive waste

CompletedInformation management solutions for systematic approach to training (SAT) applications

Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Material Technologies

NewCorrosion of research reactor aluminium clad spent fuel in water

Disposal aspects of low and intermediate level decommissioning waste

Improvement of models used for fuel behaviour simulation (FUMEX II)

CompletedSpent fuel performance assessment and research (SPAR)

Analysis for Sustainable Energy Development

NewCost effectiveness of nuclear power compared to carbon dioxide capture and sequestration from fossil fuel power

plants

CompletedRole of nuclear power and other energy options in meeting international goals on greenhouse gas emission reductions

Nuclear Science

NewData for the thorium–uranium fuel cycle

Improvement of the standard cross-sections for light elements

CompletedComparison of compact toroid configurations: spherical tokamaks, spheromaks and field reversed configurations

Fission product yield data required for transmutation of minor actinide nuclear waste

Nuclear model parameter testing (RIPL phase II)

Use of ion beam techniques for analysis of light elements in thin films, including depth profiling

Food and Agriculture

NewAssessing the effectiveness of soil conservation techniques for sustainable watershed management using fallout

radionuclides

Development of strategies for the effective monitoring of veterinary drug residues in livestock and livestock productsin developing countries

Improvement of the codling moth sterile insect technique to facilitate expansion of field applications

Physical mapping technologies for the identification and characterization of mutated genes contributing to crop quality

Testing the efficiency and uncertainty of sample processing for the analysis of food contaminants

CompletedDetermination of profiles of human bacterial pathogens in foods for experts by introduction of quality assured micro-

biology assays

Enhancement of the sterile insect technique through genetic transformation of arthropods using nuclear techniques

Evaluation of methods of analysis for determining mycotoxin contamination of food and feed

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Table A18. (cont.)

Improved attractants for enhancing the efficiency of tsetse fly suppression operations and barrier systems used intsetse control/eradication campaigns

Irradiation as a phytosanitary treatment of food and agricultural commodities

Use of nuclear and colorimetric techniques for measuring microbial protein supply from local feed resources in rumi-nant animals

Human Health

NewImprovement in the treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia by the detection of minimal residual disease

Nitrate augmented myocardial imaging for the assessment of myocardial viability

The role of teletherapy supplementary to intraluminal high dose rate brachytherapy in the palliation of advancedoesophagus cancer

CompletedApplication of nuclear techniques in the prevention of degenerative diseases (obesity, non-insulin dependent diabetes

and coronary heart disease) in ageing

Clinical application of radiosensitizers in cancer radiotherapy

Comparison of clinical applications software between nuclear medicine laboratories by software phantoms developedby COST-B

Development and validation of an internet based clinical and technical study communication system for nuclear medi-cine

Development of a Code of Practice for dose determination in photon, electron and proton beams based on measure-ment standards of absorbed dose to water

Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) biodosimetry

Genotype phenotype correlation in thalassemia and muscular dystrophy

Molecular typing of Mycobacteria strains in multi-drug resistant tuberculosis

Randomized clinical trial of radiotherapy combined with Mitomycin C in the treatment of advanced head and necktumours

Regional hyperthermia combined with radiotherapy for locally advanced cancer

Validation and application of plants as biomonitors of trace element atmospheric pollution, analysed by nuclear andrelated techniques

Water Resources

NewDesign criteria for a network to monitor isotope compositions of runoff in large rivers

Nuclear and isotopic techniques for the characterization of submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) in coastal zones

Physical and Chemical Applications

NewComparative laboratory evaluation of therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals

Corrosion and deposit determination in large diameter pipes, with and without insulation, by radiography testing

Development of radioactive sources for emerging therapeutic and industrial applications

New applications of prompt gamma neutron activation analysis (PGNAA)

Remediation of polluted waters and wastewater by radiation processing

Safety of Nuclear Installations

NewAssessment of interfaces between neutronic, thermal-hydraulic, structural and radiological aspects in accident analy-

ses

Safety significance of postulated initiating events for different research reactor types and assessment of analyticaltools



Table A18. (cont.)

Safety significance of near field earthquakes

CompletedSafety of RBMK type nuclear power plants in relation to external events

Radiation Safety

NewAvoidance of unnecessary dose to patients while transitioning from analogue to digital radiology

Dose reduction in computed tomography (CT) while maintaining diagnostic confidence

Evaluating quantitatively and promoting patient dose reduction approaches in interventional radiology

Exploring the possibility of establishing guidance levels for interventional radiology

CompletedImage quality and patient dose optimization in mammography in Eastern European countries

Management of Radioactive Waste

NewApplication of safety assessment methodologies for near surface waste disposal facilities (ASAM)

Security of Material

NewImprovement of technical measures to detect and respond to the illicit trafficking of nuclear and other radioactive

materials

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Table A19. Training courses, seminars and workshops in 2002

Nuclear Power

CoursesKorea International Cooperation Agency/IAEA course on nuclear power policy, planning and project management —

Republic of Korea

Regional course on advanced technology for the modernization of instrumentation and control in nuclear power plants— Germany; Republic of Korea

Regional course/workshop for the planning and management of the decommissioning of nuclear power plants —Germany

Seminars and WorkshopsIAEA/FORATOM workshop on training on quality management — Belgium

Management workshop on operational and safety issues —Republic of Korea

Regional workshop on managing change in nuclear utilities — Russian Federation

Regional workshop on non-destructive testing in relation to lifetime evaluation — Croatia

Regional workshop on nuclear power plant outage management — Republic of Korea

Regional workshop on optimization of steam generator performance — Ukraine

Regional workshop on the economics of nuclear power plant performance — Hungary

Regional workshop on upgrading training capabilities to respond to emerging needs — Republic of Korea

Specialist workshop on practical experience and improvements — Bulgaria

Workshop on nuclear power plant decommissioning in the Central and Eastern Europe countries — Headquarters

Workshop on pre-service inspection and in-service inspection of WWER-1000 type nuclear power plants —Islamic Republic of Iran

Workshop on quality assurance grading for the Bushehr-1 nuclear power plant — Headquarters

Workshop on the application and development of advanced nuclear reactor simulators for educational purposes —ICTP

Workshop on the application of ISO quality standards to meet IAEA quality assurance standards — Headquarters

Workshop on the development of a system for nuclear power plant manager training — Islamic Republic of Iran


CoursesRegional course for East Asia and the Pacific on the decommissioning of research reactors and other small nuclear

installations — Argentina

Seminars and WorkshopsRadiological characterization workshop for the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant — Lithuania

Regional (AFRA) workshop on good management practice in radioactive waste — Ethiopia

Regional workshop on nuclear power plant decommissioning technology and infrastructure building in Central andEastern Europe Countries — Headquarters

Workshop on the basics of decommissioning — Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

Workshop on the Net Enabled Waste Management Data Base — Headquarters; USA


CoursesAdvanced analysis of domestic greenhouse gas mitigation options with consideration of nuclear power — Indonesia

Development and evaluation of alternative energy strategies in support of sustainable development using the IAEA’snew tool MESSAGE — Romania

Economic evaluation of electricity generation options using the IAEA’s WASP model — Tunisia

Enhanced energy system analysis for sustainable development — ITCP

Historical evolution of Indicators of Sustainable Energy Development (ISED) and the use of this information for design-ing guidelines for future energy strategies in conformity with the objectives of sustainable development — ICTP



Table A19. (cont.)

Medium to long term planning for electricity generation using the IAEA’s WASP-IV model — Syrian Arab Republic

Use of the IAEA’s energy models — Italy

Use of the IAEA’s MAED model for the evaluation and projection of energy demand — Italy

Use of the IAEA’s WASP model — Bulgaria

Nuclear Science

CoursesBATAN Accelerator School national course — Indonesia

Group fellowship training on the maintenance of nuclear spectroscopy instruments — Agency’s Laboratories, Seibers-dorf

National course on maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of instruments constructed with surface mounted devices— Kenya

National course on the application of the EPTSoft package for teaching on nuclear instrumentation — Sudan

National course on the application of the Multisim 2001 package for teaching on nuclear instrumentation — Ethiopia;Sudan; United Republic of Tanzania

National course on the X ray fluorescence analysis of geological and environmental samples — Sudan

Regional course (AFRA) on repair and maintenance of microprocessor based nuclear systems — Algeria

Regional course on digital signal processing — Agency’s Laboratories, Seibersdorf

Seminars and WorkshopsAdvanced workshop on the repair and maintenance of microprocessor and microcontroller based instruments —

Sudan

Interregional workshop to assess the utilization of developed ICT based training/learning materials for the mainte-nance of nuclear instruments — USA

National laboratory workshop on nuclear physics teaching — Angola

Regional workshop (AFRA) on the repair and maintenance of liquid scintillation counters — Kenya


CoursesCourse (RAF) on the use of nuclear techniques in nitrogen and water dynamics in rain fed arid and semi-arid areas —

Senegal

Course (RCA) on the use of nitrogen-15 techniques for identifying management practices for the efficient use of nitro-gen fertilizers in wetland rice soils — Malaysia

Course on mycotoxin methodologies, sample processing and QA/QC and ISO 17025 principles — Agency’s Laboratories, Seibersdorf

Course on use of the neutron probe for drought tolerance screening — Kenya

Interregional course on mutant germplasm characterization using molecular markers — Agency’s Laboratories,Seibersdorf

Interregional course on the use of the sterile insect and related techniques for the integrated area wide managementof insect pests — Canada

National course on marker assisted selection and DNA fingerprinting in rice — Viet Nam

National course on mutation techniques for the improvement of field crops — Yemen

National course on on-farm trials of improved finger millet mutants — Zambia

Regional course on establishing a national GIS capacity for ongoing and planned tsetse/trypanosomosis interventioncampaigns — Burkina Faso

Regional Latin America course on fruit fly management with emphasis on the sterile insect technique — Guatemala

Seminars and WorkshopsFAO/IAEA training workshop on advanced instrumental techniques in pesticide residue analysis — Agency’s Labora-

tories, Seibersdorf

FAO/IAEA training workshop on techniques in integrated soil, water and nutrient management for sustainablerice–wheat cropping systems in Asia — Headquarters

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Table A19. (cont.)

FAO/IAEA workshop (RCA) on irradiation to ensure microbiological safety of food — India

FAO/IAEA workshop (RCA) on use of irradiation to ensure quarantine security of food and agricultural commodities —Australia

FAO/IAEA workshop on implementation of quality assurance/quality control measures in pesticide residue analyticallaboratories — Malaysia; Agency’s Laboratories, Seibersdorf

International workshop on mycotoxins: “An attempt to harmonize mycotoxin training programmes worldwide” — USA

National seminar on the assessment of wheat quality — The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

National training workshop on feed supplementation strategies and reproduction of camels and yak — Mongolia

National training workshop on livestock disease control — Yemen

National training workshop on livestock disease diagnosis and epidemiology — Mongolia

National training workshop on urea molasses multinutrient blocks and feed supplementation strategies — Thailand

National workshop on applications of induced mutation and molecular tools in horticultural crops including ornamen-tal plants — Malaysia

National workshop on black pepper improvement: Cell and tissue culture, breeding and induced mutations and molec-ular markers — Sri Lanka

National workshop on gas chromatography and the application of nuclear techniques — Colombia

Project co-ordination workshop (RCA) on the restoration of soil fertility and sustenance of agricultural productivity —Thailand

Project co-ordination workshop (RER) on fertigation for improved crop production and environmental protection —Greece

RCA project formulation workshop on measuring soil erosion/sedimentation and associated pesticide contamination— China

Regional training workshop on the application of molecular markers in disease diagnostic and mutant characteriza-tion in date palm — Algeria

Regional West Asia workshop on tephritid fruit flies trapping and fruit sampling — Greece

Train the trainers workshop (AFRA) on improved breeding data management and integration of progesterone basedfarmer services in artificial insemination systems — Morocco

Train the trainers workshop on the development of information communication technology based materials forrefresher courses for cattle artificial insemination technicians — Uganda

Training workshop (RAF) on the use of nuclear techniques in soil, water and nutrient management in rain fed arid andsemi-arid areas — Headquarters

Training workshop (RCA) on management and utilization of field and laboratory data for breeding support services tolivestock farmers — Bangladesh

Training workshop (RCA) on the use of caesium-137 techniques for establishing soil redistribution and its relationshipto soil quality parameters — China

Workshop (RCA) of national consultants on evaluation of breeding bulls and semen quality control — Pakistan

Workshop on establishing quality systems in veterinary diagnostic testing laboratories — Colombia

Workshop on irradiation as a critical control point to ensure microbiological safety of food — USA

Workshop on the South African Development Community’s veterinary laboratory capacities and accreditation proce-dures — South Africa

Human Health

CoursesCourse on basic clinical radiobiology (IAEA/ESTRO) — Russian Federation

Course on basic clinical radiobiology (IAEA/ESTRO) — Sweden

Course on dose determination in modern radiotherapy: Beam characterization, calculation and verification(IAEA/ESTRO) — Italy

Course on dosimetry and quality assurance in diagnostic radiology — China

Course on evidence based radiation oncology: Methodological basis for clinical application (IAEA/ESTRO) — Spain



Table A19. (cont.)

Course on imaging for target volume determination in radiotherapy (IAEA/ESTRO) — Portugal

Course on implementation of a quality assurance programme in diagnostic radiology — Armenia

Course on modern brachytherapy techniques (IAEA/ESTRO) — Portugal

Course on physics for clinical radiotherapy (IAEA/ESTRO) — Belgium

Course on quality assurance/quality control in diagnostic radiology — Armenia

Course on radiotherapy treatment planning: Principles and practice (IAEA/ESTRO) — Ireland

National course on nephro-urology — Uruguay

National course on routine applications of nuclear medicine procedures — Syrian Arab Republic

Regional course and workshop on radionuclide treatment of liver cancer — Viet Nam

Regional course for medical physicists on the establishment of the protocol for quality assurance and quality controlin mammography — Panama

Regional course for technicians and technologists on quality assurance and quality control in mammography — Cuba

Regional course in clinical dosimetry — Venezuela

Regional course on application of radionuclide techniques in the management of diabetic complications — Uzbek-istan

Regional course on cardiology and oncology for nuclear medicine technologists — Islamic Republic of Iran

Regional course on clinical aspects of brachytherapy in uterine cervix cancer — Japan

Regional course on conventional and molecular methods for susceptibility testing of drug resistant TB — South Africa

Regional course on interventional nuclear medicine — Headquarters

Regional course on molecular and radioisotopic techniques for virological laboratories — Costa Rica

Regional course on nuclear medicine in the management of thyroid disorders — Morocco

Regional course on nuclear oncology — Philippines

Regional course on prevention, early diagnosis, management, radiotherapy treatment delivery and verification, pallia-tion and psychosocial aspects of cervical cancer — Morocco

Regional course on the application of radionuclide techniques in medical emergency practice — Malta

Regional course on the application of radionuclide techniques in the management of coronary artery disease —Tunisia

Regional course on the application of radionuclide techniques in the management of diabetes mellitus — United ArabEmirates

Regional course on the clinical application of radionuclides in the management of inflammation and infection — SyrianArab Republic

Regional course on therapeutic nuclear medicine — Romania

Seminars and WorkshopsNational seminar on neonatal screening — Mongolia

National workshop on neonatal screening programme — Viet Nam

Regional workshop on quality assurance for treatment planning systems — Morocco

Regional workshop on quality assurance in radiotherapy: Physical and technical aspects — United Republic of Tanza-nia

Regional workshop on radiation oncology departmental management decision making — Algeria

Regional workshop on scintimammography, sentinel lymph node detection and intraoperative surgical probe technol-ogy in the management of breast cancer — Poland

Regional workshop on the implementation of Technical Reports Series No. 398 — Tunisia

Regional workshop on the management of quality systems — Viet Nam

Technical trouble shooting workshop on current problems of specimen collection and transport — Bangladesh

Workshop on air biomonitoring — Mexico

Workshop on food fortification (IAEA/ADB) — Thailand

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Table A19. (cont.)

Workshop on isotopic and related techniques to assess air pollution — China

Workshop on quality assurance in radiotherapy — Thailand

Workshop on stable isotope applications in body composition measurements — Mexico

Workshop on the application of advanced data analysis methods to ambient aerosol compositional data —New Zealand

Workshop on the elimination of micronutrient malnutrition in Asia (IAEA/ADB) — Thailand

Workshop on total quality management, evidence based practice and technology — Uzbekistan

Water Resources

CoursesAdvanced regional course on isotope data interpretation — USA

Course on the application, advantages and limitation of mathematical models — Peru

Interregional course on advanced techniques in the application of isotopes and radioactive tracers to geothermalreservoir management — Mexico

National course on groundwater field methods — Ethiopia

National course on groundwater modelling using the M3 code, geostatistics and optimization of the groundwatermonitoring network — Ethiopia

Regional course on advanced numerical groundwater modelling for water resources management — Viet Nam

Regional course on isotope hydrology with particular emphasis on dam safety — Tunisia

Regional course on radiotracer techniques for geothermal reservoir management — Costa Rica

Regional course on the use of methodologies of isotope hydrology — Morocco; Uganda

Seminars and WorkshopsExecutive seminar (RCA) for water resources managers on isotope use in managing and protecting drinking water —

Malaysia

National training workshop on isotope hydrology — Kenya

National workshop on isotope hydrology with particular emphasis on stable and radioactive isotopes — Bangladesh

National workshop on the monitoring network — Colombia

National workshop on the use of isotopes as alternative techniques in dam safety and dam sustainability — Malaysia

Regional (RCA) training workshop on the tracer demonstration technique in isotope hydrology with particular empha-sis on dam safety — Sri Lanka

Regional (RCA) workshop on dissemination of information on use of isotopes in dam safety and sustainability —Republic of Korea

Regional workshop on hydrogeochemistry — Chile

Regional workshop on the use of artificial tracers in hydrogeology — Ecuador

Technical review workshop on the sustainable development of groundwater resources — Headquarters

Workshop on managing shared aquifer resources in Africa — Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

Workshop on new strategies for an integrated science approach to enhance understanding of hydrological andecological processes across scales (IAEA–UNESCO/IHP) — Poland

Protection of the Marine and Terrestrial Environments

CoursesCourse on oil hydrocarbons in marine environmental samples — Algeria

Course on the analysis of organic contaminants (petroleum hydrocarbons and chlorinated pesticides) in marine biolog-ical and sediment samples — IAEA-MEL; Bahrain; Oman

Course on the analysis of trace metals in marine biological and sediment samples — Bahrain; IAEA-MEL; Kuwait;Oman



Table A19. (cont.)


CoursesRegional course on introduction to basic training in non-destructive testing, level 3 — South Africa

Regional course on non-destructive testing and in-service inspection in the petroleum and petrochemical industries— Republic of Korea

Regional course on non-destructive testing in-service inspection in the petroleum industry — Algeria

Regional course on proficiency tests in the radiographic and ultrasonic testing of welds — Republic of Korea

Regional course on prompt gamma neutron activation analysis — Chile

Regional course on quality assurance/quality control in nuclear analytical techniques — Malaysia

Regional course on radiation treatment of industrial and municipal wastewater — Tunisia

Regional course on radiography testing for level 3 with basic non-destructive testing and RT method examination —Islamic Republic of Iran

Regional course on radiotracers in wastewater treatment — Brazil

Regional course on the preparation and quality control of radiopharmaceuticals for immunoscintigraphy based onmonoclonal antibodies — Peru

WorkshopsRegional workshop on condition monitoring of civil engineering by using non-destructive testing methods — Morocco

Regional workshop on non-destructive inspection of concrete structures — Syrian Arab Republic; Lebanon

Regional workshop on process optimization using tracers in the petrochemical industry — Republic of Korea

Regional workshop on prompt gamma neutron activation analysis applications in the mining, cement and processingindustries — China

Regional workshop on the benefits of using radioisotope technology in industry — Indonesia

Regional workshop on the radiation processing of natural polymers for health care applications — Malaysia

Regional workshop on the thin layer activation technique for monitoring corrosion in industry — China

Regional workshop on the validation of low activity and portable nucleonic gauges for the optimization of coal andmineral resources recovery — Viet Nam

Workshop on the marketing of nuclear analytical services — Poland


CoursesCourse on regulatory control of nuclear power plants — Germany

Regional basic professional course on nuclear safety — France

Regional course on electronics for the instrumentation and control of research reactors and small nuclear facilities —Argentina

Regional course on management of the operational safety of nuclear power plants — Germany

Regional course on safety analysis related to lifetime extension — Slovenia

Regional course on safety assessment of nuclear power plants to assist decision making — Spain

Regional course on the use of computer codes for accident management — Croatia

Regional train the trainers course on nuclear safety — USA

Seminars and WorkshopsFocused safety culture workshop: Ignalina — Lithuania

IAEA–OECD/NEA workshop on advanced nuclear reactor safety issues and research needs — France

ICTP workshop on earthquake engineering — Italy

INES seminars — Canada; Netherlands; Slovakia; Sweden; USA

International workshop on future European Union needs in materials for research reactors (FEUMARR) —France

International workshop on the safety of first-generation WWER-440 nuclear power plants — Slovakia

Joint HSK–IAEA–OECD/NEA workshop on regulatory decision making processes — Switzerland

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Table A19. (cont.)

Joint management workshop — Republic of Korea

Joint WANO–IAEA workshop on fire protection issues at nuclear power plants — Hungary

National workshop on review, assessment, inspection and enforcement activities related to nuclear power plants —China

National workshop on risk monitors and probabilistic safety assessment applications — China

National workshop on: strategies for safe operation: Risk informed management — China

National/extrabudgetary programme workshop on the operation and maintenance of the research reactor Serpong —Indonesia

OSART seminar at BNFL — United Kingdom

OSART workshop — China

Regional workshop on computer codes for deterministic safety analysis (conservative and best estimate calculations)— Czech Republic

Regional workshop on experience and good practices in the management of safety identified in IAEA and othermissions — Slovenia

Regional workshop on licensing over the life cycle of nuclear power plants — Lithuania

Regional workshop on operational safety during new unit commissioning and startup — Russian Federation

Regional workshop on risk informed decision making — Hungary

Regional workshop on safety analysis methodology and computer code utilization — Republic of Korea

Regional workshop on the application of event analysis methodologies on selected events with special focus on orga-nizational factors — Hungary

Regional workshop on transparency and communication of nuclear safety issues — Slovenia

Review workshop on the commissioning programme for the Tianwan nuclear power plant — Czech Republic

Safety culture workshop for the European Commission Joint Research Centre High Flux Reactor — Netherlands

Safety management and safety culture — Russian Federation

Seminar on field inspection techniques — Bulgaria

Seminar on recent advances in seismology — Slovakia

Seminar on severe accidents and accident management — China

Seminar on the applicability of guidelines for the self-assessment of safety and security in nuclear installations —Pakistan

Seminar on the IAEA safety culture programme at the USNRC — USA

Seminar on the methodology used by OSART — Ukraine

Seminar on the OSART methodology applied to field inspections — France

Seminar on the results of the IAEA extrabudgetary programme on mitigation of intergranular stress corrosion crack-ing in RBMK reactors — Headquarters

Seminar on the safety and security of nuclear installations — Hungary

Seminar on ultrasonic inspection of piping repaired by overlay welding — Ukraine

Seminar on ultrasonic testing qualification pilot study — Ukraine

Third workshop on high energy piping at the 28.8 m level at SUJB headquarters — Czech Republic

Workshop for Industrias Nucleares do Brazil (INB) — Brazil

Workshop for training inspectors of the Indonesian regulator BAPETEN — Indonesia

Workshop/lecture on the IAEA Safety Guide ‘Format and content of safety analysis reports for nuclear power plants’— Slovak Republic

Workshop on accident management and emergency preparedness for research reactors — Republic of Korea

Workshop on documentation for use in regulating nuclear facilities — Ukraine

Workshop on education and training — Czech Republic

Workshop on emergency operation procedures (EOP) — China

Workshop on engineering safety assessment of nuclear power plant systems important to safety — Russian Federation



Table A19. (cont.)

Workshop on enhancement of safety culture — Armenia

Workshop on external event probabilistic safety assessment — China

Workshop on harmonization of probabilistic safety assessment methodology approaches for WWER-440 reactors andcomparison of PSA results — Slovakia

Workshop on inspector training — China

Workshop on living probabilistic safety assessment and applications — Russian Federation

Workshop on management of operational safety and safety culture for the nuclear fuel fabrication industry in Japan— Japan

Workshop on methodology for identification of vital areas for nuclear power plants (organized by Sandia NationalLaboratories) — Ukraine

Workshop on nuclear safety education and training — China

Workshop on operations — Indonesia

Workshop on physical protection and vulnerability — Islamic Republic of Iran

Workshop on probabilistic safety assessment and applications — Armenia

Workshop on safety analysis methodology and computer code utilization for research reactors — Republic of Korea

Workshop on safety culture for senior management — Ukraine

Workshop on self-assessment of operating performance — China

Workshop on Spanish experience with design basis reconstitution — Spain

Workshop on strengthening the management of operational safety at nuclear power plants and utility organizations —Romania

Workshop on strengthening the management of operational safety through self-assessment of operational perform-ance — Czech Republic

Workshop on training in inspection techniques — Thailand

Radiation Safety

CoursesEuropean course on radiation protection and the safety of sources — France

Post-graduate educational course in radiation protection and nuclear safety — Argentina

Post-graduate educational course in radiation protection and the safety of sources — Belarus; Malaysia; Morocco;Syrian Arab Republic

Regional course for instructors on evaluation and response to nuclear emergencies — Argentina

Regional course for trainers in radiation protection facilities under radiation control — Japan

Regional course on assessment of occupational exposure due to the intake of radionuclides — Islamic Republic ofIran

Regional course on authorization and inspection in industrial and research irradiators — Argentina

Regional course on authorization and inspection in industrial radiography — Brazil; Turkey; Venezuela

Regional course on authorization and inspection in nuclear medicine — Brazil; Cuba; Peru

Regional course on authorization and inspection of medical practices — United Arab Emirates

Regional course on occupational radiation protection and safety — Japan

Regional course on practical response to a radiological emergency — Australia; Latvia

Regional course on radiation protection and safety in diagnostic and interventional radiology — France; Kenya;Kuwait; Malaysia

Regional course on radiation protection and safety in industrial radiography — United Kingdom

Regional course on radiation protection and safety in nuclear medicine — Albania

Regional course on radiation protection and safety in radiotherapy — Turkey

Regional course on the organization and implementation of a national programme for the control of radiation sources— Croatia; Czech Republic; Indonesia; Mexico

Regional course on the safe transport of radioactive material — South Africa

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Seminars and WorkshopsRegional workshop on calibration of radiation measuring instruments for radiation protection — Jordan

Regional workshop on procedures for medical response during radiological emergencies — Croatia

Regional workshop on radiation protection applied to radioisotope production — China

Regional workshop on radiation protection, waste management and quality assurance in nuclear medicine — Philippines

Regional workshop on radiation safety in industrial radiography — India

Regional workshop on regulatory authorization and inspection of radiation sources in diagnostic radiology and radio-therapy — Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

Regional workshop on the assessment of occupational exposure due to external radiation — Morocco; Tunisia;Viet Nam

Regional workshop on the establishment of a judicial framework in radiation protection — Headquarters

Regional workshop on the improvement of national personal monitoring systems — Headquarters

Regional workshop: Intercomparison exercise aimed at assessment of individual doses due to internal radiation —Headquarters

Waste Safety

CoursesRegional course on radiation protection aspects in radioactive waste management — Republic of Moldova

Regional course on safety assessment methodologies for near surface waste disposal facilities — Russian Federation

Regional course on the decommissioning of research reactors and other nuclear facilities — Argentina

Regional course on the preparation of a safety analysis report for near surface disposal facilities — United Republicof Tanzania

Regional course on the radiation protection aspects of radioactive waste management — Indonesia

Regional course on the safety of radioactive waste management – Chile; Syrian Arab Republic

WorkshopsRegional workshop on the derivation of acceptance criteria for near surface waste disposal facilities — Czech Repub-

lic

Regional workshop on the effect of ionizing radiation on the ecological situation of countries from the Caucasianregion and Caspian Sea basin — Azerbaijan

Regional workshop on upgrading near surface waste disposal facilities — Hungary

Safeguards

CoursesCourse on implementation of state systems of accounting for and control of nuclear material — Russian Federation

National course on accounting and control — Algeria

Regional course on IAEA safeguards — Japan

Regional course on state systems of accounting for and control of nuclear material — Japan

Seminars and WorkshopsRegional seminar on safeguards agreements and the additional protocol — Kazakhstan

Safeguards seminar on accounting, reporting and inspection activities — Switzerland

Seminar for African States on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons — South Africa

Workshop on IAEA safeguards — Republic of Korea

Workshop on IAEA safeguards activities — Russian Federation

Workshop on nuclear material accounting and reporting — Ukraine

Workshop on safeguards for natural uranium conversion plant operators — Islamic Republic of Iran



Table A19. (cont.)


Regional public information seminar on Central Europe’s nuclear challenges — Poland


Workshop on the development of a legal framework governing the safety of radioactive waste management, physicalprotection of nuclear material and the safe transport of radioactive material for countries of Latin America —Argentina

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Table A20. Publications issued in 2002

Nuclear Power

Comparative assessment of thermophysical and thermohydraulic characteristics of lead, lead–bismuth and sodiumcoolants — IAEA-TECDOC-1289

Cost drivers for the assessment of nuclear power plant life extension — IAEA-TECDOC-1309

Country nuclear power profiles: 2001 edition — IAEA-CNPP-2001

Country nuclear power profiles: 2001 edition (CD-ROM) — IAEA-CNPP/2001/CD

Decommissioning costs of WWER-440 nuclear power plants — IAEA-TECDOC-1322

Design concepts of nuclear desalination plants — IAEA-TECDOC-1326

Developing an economic system to enhance nuclear power plant competitiveness — Technical Reports Series No. 406

Harmonization and validation of fast reactor thermomechanical and thermohydraulic codes and relations usingexperimental data — IAEA-TECDOC-1318

Harmonization of the licensing process for digital instrumentation and control systems in nuclear power plants —IAEA-TECDOC-1327

Heavy water reactors: Status and projected development — Technical Reports Series No. 407

Improving economics and safety of water cooled reactors: Proven means and new approaches — IAEA-TECDOC-1290

Information technology impacts on nuclear power plant documentation — IAEA- TECDOC-1284

Natural circulation data and methods for advanced nuclear power plant design — IAEA-TECDOC-1281

Nuclear power plant outage optimization strategy — IAEA-TECDOC-1315

Nuclear power reactors in the world: April 2002 — Reference Data Series No. 2/22

Operating experience with nuclear power stations in Member States in 2001 — Annual publication

Quality standards: Comparison between IAEA 50-C/SG-Q and ISO 9001:2000 — Safety Reports Series No. 22

Safe and effective nuclear power plant life cycle management towards decommissioning — IAEA-TECDOC-1305

Small and medium sized reactors: Status and prospects — C&S Papers Series No. 14/P

Small and medium sized reactors: Status and prospects (proceedings of an international seminar, Cairo, 27–31 May 2001) — C&S Papers Series No. 14/CD

Solutions for cost effective assessment of software based instrumentation and control systems in nuclear powerplants — IAEA-TECDOC-1328

Thorium fuel utilization: Options and trends — IAEA-TECDOC-1319

Verification of analysis methods for predicting the behaviour of seismically isolated nuclear structures — IAEA-TECDOC-1288


Advanced post-irradiation examination techniques for water reactor fuel — IAEA-TECDOC-1277

Advanced post-irradiation examination techniques for water reactor fuel (CD-ROM) — IAEA-TECDOC-CD-1277

Application of ion exchange processes for the treatment of radioactive waste and management of spent ionexchangers — Technical Reports Series No. 408

Decommissioning techniques for research reactors — IAEA-TECDOC-1273

Effects of radiation and environmental factors on the durability of materials in spent fuel storage and disposal —IAEA-TECDOC-1316

Environmental aspects based on operational performance of nuclear fuel fabrication facilities — IAEA-TECDOC-1306

Factors determining the long term back end nuclear fuel cycle strategy and future nuclear systems — IAEA-TECDOC-1286

Fuel behaviour under transient and LOCA conditions — IAEA-TECDOC-1320

Fuel behaviour under transient and LOCA conditions (CD-ROM)— IAEA-TECDOC-CD-1320



Table A20. (cont.)

High temperature on-line monitoring of water chemistry and corrosion control in water cooled power reactors —IAEA-TECDOC-1303

Institutional framework for long term management of high level waste and/or spent nuclear fuel — IAEA-TECDOC-1323

Long term storage of spent nuclear fuel: Survey and recommendations — IAEA-TECDOC-1293

Management of low and intermediate level radioactive wastes with regard to their chemical toxicity — IAEA-TECDOC-1325

Management of radioactive wastes from non-power applications: Sharing the experience — 15/CD

Management of spent high activity radioactive sources (SHARS) — IAEA-TECDOC-1301

Non-technical factors impacting on the decision making processes in environmental remediation — IAEA-TECDOC-1279

Radioactive Waste Management Profiles 4: Compilation of Data from the Net Enabled Waste Management Database(CD-ROM) — IAEA/WMDB/4

Radioactive waste management: Status and trends No. 2 — IAEA/WMDB/ST/2

Record keeping for the decommissioning of nuclear facilities: Guidelines and experience — Technical Reports Series No. 411

Reliability assurance programme guidebook for advanced light water reactors — IAEA-TECDOC-1264

Scientific and technical basis for the near surface disposal of low and intermediate level waste — Technical Reports Series No. 412

Socio-economic and other non-radiological impacts of the near surface disposal of radioactive waste — IAEA-TECDOC-1308

Technical and economic limits to fuel burnup extension — IAEA-TECDOC-1299

Technologies for the treatment of effluents from uranium mines, mills and tailings — IAEA-TECDOC-1296

The uranium production cycle and the environment (proceedings of a symposium, Vienna, 2–6 October 2000) —C&S Papers Series No. 10/P

Waste management research abstracts No. 27 — IAEA/WMRA/27/CD


Comparative studies on energy supply options in Poland for 1997–2020 — IAEA TECDOC-1304

Energy, electricity and nuclear power estimates for the period up to 2020: September 2002 edition — ReferenceData Series No. 1

Market potential for non-electric applications of nuclear energy — Technical Reports Series No. 410

Nuclear technology review 2002

Nuclear Science

Atomic and plasma–material interaction data for fusion (APID) — Volume 10

CINDA 2002 — annual publication

Data acquisition for X ray microprobes — Computer Manual Series No. 17

Development and characterization of semiconductor materials by ion beams — IAEA-TECDOC-1292

International bulletin on atomic and molecular data for fusion — IBAMD/61

ITER Council proceedings — ITER EDA Documentation Series No. 23

ITER CTA newsletter — Issue numbers 2–12

ITER technical basis — ITER EDA Documentation Series No. 24

Nuclear data newsletter — Issue number 33

Reference neutron activation library — IAEA-TECDOC-1285

Specialized software utilities for gamma ray spectrometry — IAEA-TECDOC-1275

World survey of activities in controlled fusion research: 2001

World survey of activities in controlled fusion research: 2001, CD edition

X ray fluorescence newsletter — Issue numbers 3 and 4

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Table A20. (cont.)


Animal production and health newsletter — Issue numbers 35 and 36

Assessment of soil phosphorus status and management of phosphatic fertilizers to optimize crop production —IAEA-TECDOC-1272

Assessment of soil phosphorus status and management of phosphatic fertilizers to optimize crop production (CD-ROM)— IAEA-TECDOC-CD-1272

Development and field evaluation of animal feed supplementation packages – IAEA TECDOC-1294

Dosimetry for food irradiation — Technical Reports Series No. 409

Evaluation of lepidoptera population suppression by radiation induced sterility — IAEA-TECDOC-1283

Food and environmental protection newsletter — Volume 4, Issue numbers 1 and 2

Insect pest control newsletters — Issue numbers 58 and 59

Irradiated sewage sludge for application to cropland — IAEA-TECDOC-1317

Irradiated sewage sludge for application to cropland (CD-ROM) — IAEA-TECDOC-CD-1317

Natural and induced radioactivity in food — IAEA-TECDOC-1287

Neutron and gamma probes: Their use in agronomy — Training Course Series No. 16

Nuclear techniques in integrated plant nutrient, water and soil management (proceedings of a symposium, Vienna,16–20 October 2000) — C&S Papers Series No. 11/P

Nuclear techniques in integrated plant nutrient, water and soil management (proceedings of a symposium, Vienna,16–20 October 2000) — C&S Papers Series No. 11/CD

Plant breeding and genetics newsletter — Issue numbers 8 and 9

Soils newsletter — Volume 25, Issue numbers 1 and 2

Study of the impact of food irradiation on preventing losses: Experience in Africa — IAEA-TECDOC-1291

Water balance and fertigation for crop improvement in West Asia — IAEA-TECDOC-1266

Use of isotope and radiation methods in soil and water management and crop nutrition — Training Course Series No. 14

Human Health

Calibration of photon and beta ray sources used in brachytherapy: Guidelines on standardized procedures atSecondary Standards Dosimetry Laboratories (SSDLs) and hospitals — IAEA-TECDOC-1274

Predictive assays and their role in selection of radiation as the therapeutic modality — IAEA-TECDOC-1297

SSDL newsletter — Issue number 46

Use of electron paramagnetic resonance dosimetry with tooth enamel for retrospective dose assessment — IAEA-TECDOC-1331

Water Resources

Isotope aided studies of atmospheric carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases: Phase II — IAEA-TECDOC-1269

Radionuclide transport dynamics in freshwater resources — IAEA-TECDOC-1314

Stable isotope measurement techniques for atmospheric greenhouse gases — IAEA-TECDOC-1268

Study of environmental change using isotope techniques — C&S Papers Series No. 13/P

The application of isotope techniques to the assessment of aquifer systems in major urban areas — IAEA-TECDOC-1298

Use of isotopes for analyses of flow and transport dynamics in groundwater systems: IAEA-UIAGS/CD — Miscellaneous publication

Water and environment news — Numbers 15 and 16


Development of kits for radioimmunometric assays for tumour markers — IAEA-TECDOC-1307

Directory of cyclotrons used for radionuclide production in Member States — IAEA-DCRP/CD (CD-ROM)



Table A20. (cont.)

Guidebook on non-destructive testing of concrete structures — Training Course Series No. 17

Optimization of synthesis and quality control procedures for the preparation of 18F and 123I labelled peptides fornuclear medicine — IAEA-TECDOC-1310

Radiation synthesis and modification of polymers for biomedical applications — IAEA-TECDOC-1324

Reference materials for microanalytical nuclear techniques — IAEA-TECDOC-1295

Training guidelines in non-destructive testing techniques: 2002 edition — IAEA-TECDOC-628/Rev.1


Accident analysis for nuclear power plants — Safety Reports Series No. 23

Core management and fuel handling for nuclear power plants — Safety Standards Series No. NS-G-2.5

Dispersion of radioactive material in air and water and consideration of population distribution in site evaluation fornuclear power plants — Safety Standards Series No. NS-G-3.2

External human induced events in site evaluation for nuclear power plants — Safety Standards Series No. NS-G-3.1

Guidelines for IAEA International Regulatory Review Teams (IRRTs) — IAEA Services Series No. 8

IAEA guidance on ageing management for nuclear power plants: Version 1, 2002 — IAEA-GNPPA-CD/1

Instrumentation and control systems important to safety in nuclear power plants — Safety Standards Series No. NS-G-1.3

Maintenance, surveillance and in-service inspection in nuclear power plants — Safety Standards Series No. NS-G-2.6

Mitigation of intergranular stress corrosion cracking in RBMK reactors — IAEA-EBP-IGSCC

Operational safety review programmes for nuclear power plants guidelines for assessment —Services Series No. 7

Procedures for conducting probabilistic safety assessment for non-reactor nuclear facilities — IAEA-TECDOC-1267

Recruitment, qualification and training of personnel for nuclear power plants — Safety Standards Series No. NS-G-2.8

Review of methodologies for analysis of safety incidents at nuclear power plants — IAEA-TECDOC-1278

Review of probabilistic safety assessments by regulatory bodies — Safety Reports Series No. 25

Safety culture in nuclear installations — IAEA-TECDOC-1329

Self-assessment of safety culture in nuclear installations, highlights and good practices — IAEA-TECDOC-1321

The operating organization for nuclear power plants — Safety Standards Series No. NS-G-2.4

Radiation Safety

Advisory material for the IAEA regulations for the safe transport of radioactive material — Safety Standards Series No. TS-G-1.1 (ST-2)

Appraisal for the United Kingdom of the safety of the transport of radioactive material — IAEA Safety Standards Applications TranSAS-3

Compendium of neutron spectra and detector responses for radiation protection purposes — Technical Reports Series No. 403

Detection of radioactive materials at borders — IAEA-TECDOC-1312

Directory of national competent authorities’ approval certificates for package design, special form material andshipment of radioactive material: 2002 edition — IAEA-TECDOC-1302

Emergency notification and assistance technical operations manual — EPR-ENATOM (2002)

Follow-up of delayed health consequences of acute accidental radiation exposure — IAEA-TECDOC-1300

Joint radiation emergency management plan of the international organizations — EPR-JPLAN (2002)

Medical preparedness and response — EPR-MEDICAL-T-2002/CD

National competent authorities responsible for approvals and authorizations in respect of the transport ofradioactive material (2002 edition): National Competent Authorities List No. 33 — IAEA-NCAL-33

Optimization of radiation protection in the control of occupational exposure — Safety Reports Series No. 21

Planning and preparing for emergency response to transport accidents involving radioactive material — Safety Standards Series No. TS-G-1.2 (ST-3)

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Table A20. (cont.)

Postgraduate educational course in radiation protection and the safety of radiation sources, volume 1: Standard syllabus — Training Course Series No. 18

Preparedness and response for a nuclear or radiological emergency — Safety Standards Series No. GS-R-2

Prevention of the inadvertent movement and illicit trafficking of radioactive materials — IAEA-TECDOC-1311

Radiation protection and radioactive waste management in the operation of nuclear power plants — Safety Standards Series No. NS-G-2.7

Radiological protection for medical exposure to ionizing radiation — Safety Standards Series No. RS-G-1.5

Response to events involving the inadvertent movement or illicit trafficking of radioactive materials — IAEA-TECDOC-1313

Technologically enhanced natural radiation (TENR II) — IAEA-TECDOC-1271

The radiological accident in Gilan — special publication

The radiological accident in Samut Prakarn — special publication

Radioactive Waste Safety

Ethical considerations in protecting the environment from the effects of ionizing radiation: A report for discussion —IAEA-TECDOC-1270

Issues relating to safety standards on the geological disposal of radioactive waste — IAEA-TECDOC-1282

Management of radioactive waste from the mining and milling of ores — Safety Standards Series No. WS-G-1.2

Modelling the migration and accumulation of radionuclides in forest ecosystems: Report of the forest working groupof the Biosphere Modelling and Assessment (BIOMASS) programme, theme 3 — IAEA-BIOMASS-1

Monitoring and surveillance of residues from the mining and milling of uranium and thorium — Safety Reports Series No. 27

Radiation legacy of the 20th century: Environmental restoration — IAEA-TECDOC-1280

Safe enclosure of nuclear facilities during deferred dismantling — Safety Reports Series No. 26

Miscellaneous safety publications

Communication planning by the nuclear regulatory body — Safety Reports Series No. 24

Documentation for use in regulating nuclear facilities — Safety Standards Series No. GS-G-1.4

Key practical issues in strengthening safety culture (including booklet) — INSAG Series No. 15

Nuclear safety review for the year 2001 — annual publication

Organization and staffing of the regulatory body for nuclear facilities — Safety Standards Series No. GS-G-1.1

Regulatory control of nuclear power plants — Training Course Series No. 15

Regulatory inspection of nuclear facilities and enforcement by the regulatory body — Safety Standards Series No.GS-G-1.3

Review and assessment of nuclear facilities by the regulatory body — Safety Standards Series No. GS-G-1.2

Topical issues in nuclear safety (including CD-ROM) (proceedings of a conference, Vienna, 3–6 September 2001) —Proceedings Series

Safeguards

IAEA safeguards glossary: 2001 edition — International Nuclear Verification Series No. 3

IAEA safeguards glossary: 2001 edition — International Nuclear Verification Series No. 3, CD-ROM

Security of Material

Handbook on the physical protection of nuclear materials and facilities — IAEA-TECDOC-1276

Measures to prevent, intercept and respond to illicit uses of nuclear material and radioactive sources (proceedingsof a conference, Stockholm, 7–11 May 2001) — C&S Papers Series No. 12/P



Table A20. (cont.)


INIS: Authority list for journal titles — IAEA-INIS-11 (Rev. 28)

INIS: Joint thesaurus — IAEA-ETDE/INIS-1

INIS: Manual for subject analysis — IAEA-ETDE/INIS-3

INIS: Subject categories and scope descriptions — IAEA-ETDE/INIS-2

Nuclear fusion — Volume 41

Management of Technical Co-operation for Development

Science serving people — Special publication

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